archangel
angel ranked above other angels
barter
to trade
blench
flinch
brawling
group fighting
brazen
bold
chaplet
garland; wreath
chaunt
archaic varient of chant
clamorous
noisy
cromlech
a prehistorical burial construction
dower
to give as part of a dowry, a gift to accompany a bride
Eire
Gaelic-language name for Ireland
ineffable
inexpressible
insatiable
cannot be satisfied
linnet
type of bird
morrow
future day
mouldering
decaying; crumbling
pike
a weapon with a pointed head, traditionally used in Irish nationalist rebellions
plashy
wet; marshy
raddled
form of raddle; colored red by ore
raiment
clothing
rood
representation of the cross on which Jesus died
russet
reddish brown
slate-coloured
bluish gray
swineherd
one who raises pigs
unfurled
unrolled
wattle
poles used to make thatched roofs
wayward
disobedient; willful
